Title link takes you to shots pulled from this auction. Note this is not a modular synth but an analog computer.via cebec.
Sunday, February 04, 2007
Comdyna LPG-20 Analog Computer
Title link takes you to shots pulled from this auction. Note this is not a modular synth but an analog computer.via cebec.
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While the seller seemed to emphasize that only 10 were made, a fact that I'll take their word for, Comdyna appears to have manufactured quite a few systems configured with different combinations of these building blocks and others.
ReplyDeleteLooking closely at this thing suggests it's not that useful in a modular music context.
ReplyDeleteHow many attenuators and AND gates does a guy need these days?
I'm sure if someone stuck banana jacks in a vintage Fridge these folks would buy it.
Maybe it was bid up by modular owners but they have a bigger audience who are interested in Comdyna systems. It does a lot more than attenuate and gate than you imply, though there's nothing like the ability to emulate a .COM with one. One way of looking at them is the idea of repurposing a fair number of tools meant to solve differential equasions represented by voltage that happens to be for the most part in a modular synth range.
ReplyDeleteWow. Right near my house!! I wonder if they'd let me check it out.
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